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Kate Downie RSA
South Elevation, RSA, 2026
Two plate copper etching with aquatint
Image: 24 x 41 cm
Frame: 52 x 68 cm
Frame: 52 x 68 cm
Edition of 25
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Signed, inscribed with title and edition number. This work is priced unframed. Please enquire for framing options. South Elevation, RSA is a brand new limited edition etching by Kate Downie...
Signed, inscribed with title and edition number.
This work is priced unframed. Please enquire for framing options.
South Elevation, RSA is a brand new limited edition etching by Kate Downie RSA, commissioned by the Royal Scottish Academy to celebrate its 200th anniversary in 2026. The etching is based on a large-scale painting that Downie created in situ during summer 2025 and was printed at Glasgow Print Studio with support from Master Printmaker Alistair Gow. The etching is now available to purchase for the first time in this exhibition. Artwork sales fund the RSA's charitable aims to support art and architecture in Scotland. Every year we support hundreds of artists through awards, residencies, exhibitions and scholarships. Since the start of this century, the Academy has given over £5.5 million to artists, many of whom have used the financial support as a springboard for professional success and artistic acclaim.
This work is priced unframed. Please enquire for framing options.
South Elevation, RSA is a brand new limited edition etching by Kate Downie RSA, commissioned by the Royal Scottish Academy to celebrate its 200th anniversary in 2026. The etching is based on a large-scale painting that Downie created in situ during summer 2025 and was printed at Glasgow Print Studio with support from Master Printmaker Alistair Gow. The etching is now available to purchase for the first time in this exhibition. Artwork sales fund the RSA's charitable aims to support art and architecture in Scotland. Every year we support hundreds of artists through awards, residencies, exhibitions and scholarships. Since the start of this century, the Academy has given over £5.5 million to artists, many of whom have used the financial support as a springboard for professional success and artistic acclaim.
